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CBRE is the leading commercial real estate services provider in the Raleigh-Durham market. As a full-service real estate company, our industry-leading platform provides unparalleled service to meet any client requirement such as acquisition financing, investment sales, real estate portfolio management, land representation services, leasing commercial office, industrial and retail space, and much more. For more than 20 years, our professionals have been committed to helping their clients foresee the landscape ahead and seize real estate opportunities that directly match their needs. We combine the global resources and platform of CBRE with local expertise to provide real solutions for the future.
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Press Releases
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CBRE has added FlowCorps to a growing list of tenants at Brightleaf District, a dynamic mixed-use development on the edge of Downtown Durham, North Carolina.
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CBRE has been awarded the exclusive leasing assignment for all retail space at The Weld, a $700 million mixed-use project south of Downtown Raleigh, North Carolina.
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CBRE has brokered the sale of approximately 240 acres in East Durham for Ovation at Sweetbrier, a 55-plus master-planned subdivision featuring over 600 single-family homes and townhomes.
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Today CBRE announced the sale of New Hope Center, a one-story, 66,040-square-foot office building in Northeast Raleigh. Westgate Cars, a locally based luxury car dealership with a half dozen locations around the Triangle, purchased the property for $7.25 million.
Research Reports
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Local Response | Intelligent Investment
Charlotte/Raleigh
No large blocks of continuous colocation space (2 MW+) are available in the market.
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Local Response | Intelligent Investment
Charlotte/Raleigh
Operators and developers are evaluating new development because large blocks of existing inventory are very scarce.
